When you explore Cancun’s lush jungles and tropical forests, you might encounter vibrant green snakes gliding through the canopy or coiled on branches above walking paths. While the name “Cancun” translates to “nest of snakes” in Mayan, tourism development has pushed most serpents deeper into surrounding wilderness areas, making encounters relatively uncommon in resort zones. […]
•November 28, 2025Mexico is home to many diverse ecosystems. Therefore, it is not unexpected that the nation is home to various snake species. There are many types of snake species in Mexico, but fortunately, most of these types of snakes in Mexico are not poisonous. Read on for our list of the top types of snakes in […]
•Updated September 29, 2024Mexico is home to a wide variety of wildlife, including many species of eagles. Of the various types of eagles in Mexico, these birds are particularly notable and a sight to behold. In our blog post, we will look at Mexico’s most impressive types of eagles. Let’s go! 1. The Mexican Eagle The Mexican Eagle […]
•Updated September 6, 2024You might be curious about the several types of jellyfish in the Gulf of Mexico, regardless of whether you live there or are just visiting. When it comes to jellies, there are instances in which we are aware of their presence before we ever look for them. These fascinating animals have been floating around the […]
•Updated August 19, 2024Finding lizards in Mexico can be tricky, especially if you’re only visiting Mexico City or Cancun and not venturing out into the wilds of this beautiful country. Lizards in Mexico come in all shapes and sizes, but thankfully only eight species pose any threat to humans – these are the ones you need to watch […]
•Updated August 15, 2024When most people think of Mexico, the first things that come to mind are sandy beaches and other fun things. However, there is something else that this country offers to the rest of the globe as well. Aside from Mexican culture, you’ll find Mexico’s most intriguing dog breeds. This includes some of the oldest known […]
•Updated July 5, 2024
